Commission staff points residents to drought disaster-loan information online
September 04, 2026 | Sedgwick County, Kansas
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During a question-and-answer exchange, a commissioner asked whether drought disaster loans were available for affected residents or businesses.
Brandon, the county staff member providing announcements, confirmed such loans exist and said, "If you go to the homepage of SedgwickCounty.org, right there there's a drought disaster loans link. We'll get you everything there to get in touch with the small business business submission."
The exchange was informational: staff pointed commissioners to the county website for application details and contact information rather than presenting a new loan program at the meeting.
Brandon, the county staff member providing announcements, confirmed such loans exist and said, "If you go to the homepage of SedgwickCounty.org, right there there's a drought disaster loans link. We'll get you everything there to get in touch with the small business business submission."
The exchange was informational: staff pointed commissioners to the county website for application details and contact information rather than presenting a new loan program at the meeting.
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